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Not even remotely right. Banning all schools will affect all children. Banning gene-editing will effect the children of the wealthy, or those who's parents ch
by mkhalil 8y ago
Not even remotely right.
Banning all schools will affect all children.
Banning gene-editing will effect the children of the wealthy, or those who's parents chose to go that route.
A better example will be banning private schools, but even then, that requires the child to at least work hard and the parents to constantly invest for a child to get any value out of it, as oppose to gene editing.
- chr1 8y agoBanning all schools will affect all children now because we have reached a point where schools are common. 200 years ago they were not, and if we decided to not allow any schools until we could provide schools for everyone, we still would not have any schools.